Infant RSV monoclonal antibody enters routine birth pathways
Long-acting RSV monoclonal antibody is becoming part of routine newborn care across high-income systems.
The long-acting RSV monoclonal antibody for infants has shifted from a novel intervention to a part of routine birth-pathway care in many systems. Supply has been the dominant constraint, not adoption - the demand picture is unambiguous.
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